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Television Lover
05:02
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You couldn't live with another station on your radio
Because you heard so much meaning in 'Should I Stay or Should I Go'
But every time you try to find yourself, you can't let go of the old you.
Every night you wonder if I'm circumstance or planned
Then run back to the comfort of a forum and the fans
It's how they hold you
It's how they hold you
Everything we need to say
Everything we need to say
With everything we need to say
When you come home, I run away
It's the middle of the week, and I think we might overflow
Because you're a television lover, we're a reality show
But every time you try to push away, I can't let go
It's how I hold you
I run away
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Saw You at the Diner
03:24
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She said she was from New Orleans
She said that she was running from a storm
She said she did too much tonight,
"But you have a face that keeps me warm,
And it's the way you bring me down
It's the way you bring me down
From everything I've taken, from everything I found."
I don't know how I lost you, how I found out, how you let this get away
Because garden states didn't suit your golden shirt sleeves
In December
You said you just couldn't stay anymore
And it's the way you bring me down
It's the way you bring me down
From everything I've given, from everything I found
And maybe if I could find someone who kinda sorta looks like you, but doesn't drop me to the ground
Saw you at the diner off our roadside, off our highway, off our town
Your fickle party afterglow crashing in our booth, him draping all around
And it's the way you bring me down
It's the way you bring me down
Like a turn-of-the-century zeppelin on a north New Jersey town
And maybe if I could find someone who kinda sorta
Maybe if I could find someone who kinda sorta
Maybe if I could find someone who kinda sorta looks like you
But doesn't drop me to the ground
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Girls in Bloomington
04:57
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Her dancing shoes were number nine
She hums the song of namesakes keeping time
But the night revolves too slowly
With the ceiling stickers glowing like the stars
She packs up all he left behind
The record box from orange clementines
Trading singles in her basement
She thinks she hears The Replacements through the noise
When the boys go away
And all the girls alone again are trying to believe
And all the girls come home again to cut their hair and grieve
And all the girls in Bloomington wear flowers on their sleeve
On their sleeve, on their sleeve
She stares her long coat down the street
The Lyndale friend her friend wants her to meet
Her hat is wearing thin
She's grey around the edges of her skin
She thinks of heading in
And all the girls alone again are trying to believe
And all the girls come home again to cut their hair and grieve
And all the girls in Bloomington wear flowers on their sleeve
On their sleeve, on their sleeve
And the teenagers mix cocktails as they're flirting with the thought
Of what might happen if tomorrow never shines
They take their time
They take their time
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4. |
Breathe Underwater
03:52
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You can drown me
Because I can breathe underwater
Tell the cousins and the daughters I'm alive, I'm alive
I know you'll crush the way down
When I emerge on solid ground
So with both hands behind my back
Just cut me open, heart attack
And you can drown me
Because I can breathe underwater
Tell the cousins and the daughters I'm alive, I'm alive
When they found me through the -- of it all
I survive through the fall, through the fall
I know you want me to be
A perfect, perfect memory
So take me down to Maiden Rock
Can you hear Winona on the block?
Drown me
Because I can breathe underwater
Tell the cousins and the daughters I'm alive, I'm alive
When they found me through the --- of it all
Like a late bloomer
I survive through the fall, through the fall
Crush me without element or purpose
I'm a sleeper human B-side when I'm pressed beneath the surface
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Escape City
04:33
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Hello my beautiful we stand with temporary doorways, temporary hands
You slip your finger through my ring tonight
You know we planned, you know we planned
Hello my beautiful we stand on crumbling bare sidewalks, histories and dreams
We stumble in through the door tonight
You know it seems just like yesterday
Seems just like the day when we were new
Seems just like yesterday, tomorrow was the best thing we could do
Driving this temporary night, temporary morning, on temporary wheels
Through our tunnels toward the beacon light
You know it feels just like yesterday
Feels just like the day when we were new
Feels just like yesterday, tomorrow was the best thing we could do
And you're looking just like, just like
Just like I remember you
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Scarlett Johansson
03:27
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Poster at my bus stop signed in Japanese
I'm staring blankly at you as the water soaks into my knees
I remember when you still cared
Where all the little things don't go unnoticed
Take me there, oh take me there
And why do I always seem to stay lost in translation with you
Like Scarlett Johansson at the Birchwood Cafe
I'm a local wearing visitor's shoes
With you, with you, I'm a visitor too
Tell me something that I can get behind
Hold a light up to your lemonjuice paper, when I'm on the other side
It's time again to trade our voice and listening
It's when I know you're almost near
You're glistening, you're glistening
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Spider on Shoulder
03:34
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You don't like to see what's caught inside your windows
You don't like to see them, but you just might
You don't like to see the flying little creatures
But I like to see them, you hold to me in fright
Ahh! ahh!
I don't like to see what's stuck between the papers
I don't like the darkness, or even that much the light
I don't like to know the passwords or the neighbors
But you like to know what happened in the news tonight, the news tonight
But when you tell me there's a spider on my shoulder
I only look you in the eye
Oh where are you, oh where are you tonight?
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8. |
Liquid Sleep
02:27
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Hey we're drowning in liquid sleep, uh-oh
Hey we're drowning in liquid sleep, uh-oh
You're the caffeine high to my pregnant-pausing alibi
And we're down with, down with, down with staying up all night
You're the Ellen Page to my Postal Service rage
And we're down with, down with, down with staying up all night
And when they ask me how I spent the darkest time
We counteract effects with cactus alcohol and lime
I've got a sleep disorder, now I'm dreaming of you
And we're looking back at the real world
And we've got nothing, nothing, nothing to do
You're the deja vu when I've got an antiquated point of view
And we're down with, down with, down with staying up all night
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